Hungry people nearby, watching your food
Your best dish runs as a YouTube ad to diners a short drive away, then opens your Google Maps listing.
No film crew needed: a 20-second phone clip on YouTube is enough.
- Diners who eat out, near your door
- Taps open your Google listing
- From $50, money-back guarantee
- Google Partner
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Your restaurant video, running as a YouTube ad to people nearby.
The same platform creators and local businesses have trusted for a decade.
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Google - 2016Promoting YouTube videos
since 2016 - 1.5M+YouTube channels
partnered with Sprizzy - USABased in Mount Laurel,
New Jersey
Your restaurant on YouTube in 3 simple steps
Pick a video and a budget. Sprizzy suggests the keywords and audiences, builds the campaign and runs it for you.
Step 1: Choose the dish video
Any video on your channel works, from a quick sizzle to a slow tour of the patio.
Step 2: Find your restaurant on Google
Type the name and pick it from the list. Sprizzy draws a circle around the address and links the ad to your listing.
Step 3: Check the words, set the budget
Sprizzy suggests search words and channels from your video. Change any of them, pick a spend per day or for the whole run, and launch.
How do I run YouTube ads for my restaurant?
Pick a short video of your food or your dining room that is on YouTube. Sprizzy finds your restaurant on Google, draws a circle around the address and runs the video as a YouTube ad to people inside it who eat out often. One tap opens your Google Maps listing, with your hours, directions and any booking or ordering links you have set up. Promotions start at $50.
Who sees your restaurant ad
Sprizzy starts with these. Then it tests more than 200 mixes of topics, ages and places for your restaurant, and keeps the ones diners respond to.
What makes a restaurant video ad work
Three things decide it: the shots, the timing and where a tap lands.
Which shots should a restaurant ad open with?
Open on the dish at its best moment: the cheese pull, the sear, the pour. Cut to the room at the hour you want to fill, so a Tuesday lunch ad shows a Tuesday lunch. End on your front door from the street. The people who see the ad live nearby, and the door is what they will look for when they drive past.
How early should a restaurant advertise a holiday?
Weeks ahead. People plan a holiday meal well before the day. Mother's Day brunch plans get made in April, Valentine's dinner plans start in January, and the question of who is open on Thanksgiving comes up in early November. Start each holiday video when people start asking, and keep it running until the day itself.
Where should a restaurant ad send people?
For most restaurants, the Google Maps listing. Google lets diners book a table, join a waitlist or order takeout right from a restaurant's profile, next to the hours and directions. Sprizzy fills that link in when it matches your restaurant on Google. In a tourist area a Tripadvisor or Yelp page works too, and so does Instagram if your menu lives there.
Which search words bring diners to a restaurant ad?
The dish and the occasion, not the word "restaurant". People type "birria tacos", "omakase" or "patio dining near me", and patio questions take off as soon as March warms up. Add the dishes you are known for and the moments you host, like brunch or late night. Sprizzy reads your video's title and captions for more ideas, and you can edit the list.
Built for one dining room, not a chain
What a restaurant gets when its own video runs on YouTube.
Your restaurant on YouTube in 3 simple steps
Pick a video and a budget. Sprizzy suggests the keywords and audiences, builds the campaign and runs it for you.
Step 1: Choose the dish video
Any video on your channel works, from a quick sizzle to a slow tour of the patio.
Step 2: Find your restaurant on Google
Type the name and pick it from the list. Sprizzy draws a circle around the address and links the ad to your listing.
Step 3: Check the words, set the budget
Sprizzy suggests search words and channels from your video. Change any of them, pick a spend per day or for the whole run, and launch.
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Restaurant owners ask, we answer
What restaurant owners ask before their first promotion.
How much do YouTube ads cost for a restaurant?
With Sprizzy, a restaurant promotion starts at $50 and is paid as you go. No monthly fees, no contracts, so you can run one big weekend and stop. Pause or add budget whenever you like. Your first restaurant promotion comes with our money-back guarantee.
Are there free YouTube ads for restaurants?
No. Posting videos on your restaurant's YouTube channel is free, but an ad that YouTube shows to people who do not follow you is paid through Google Ads. Sprizzy builds and runs that ad for a restaurant from $50, so you skip the Google Ads setup and spend only the budget you pick.
Do I need a professional restaurant commercial?
No. A restaurant can run a phone clip as a YouTube ad: food being plated, a busy room, the owner saying the name of the place. Good light on the plate and steady hands matter more than a film crew. Sprizzy runs whatever video is on your channel, so you can try a new dish clip each month.
Can my restaurant ad reach just the people nearby?
Yes. When Sprizzy finds your restaurant on Google, it sets a circle around the address. Make it a mile for a neighborhood cafe or several miles for a place people drive to, and add whole cities if you like. The ad is aimed at people in that area, and the circle can grow or shrink before launch.
Should a restaurant advertise dine-in or delivery?
Pick one per promotion. A dine-in ad shows the room and sends taps to your Google listing, where people can book or get directions. A delivery ad shows the food in the bag and suits Google's audience of people who often order takeout. Running them as two Sprizzy promotions keeps each restaurant ad clear.
Do I need a Google Ads account to advertise my restaurant?
No. Sprizzy runs the restaurant's ad for you. You sign in with Google, choose a clip and a spend, and the Google Ads campaign is set up on Sprizzy's side. Google looks over both the clip and the listing it opens before the first view, and the views then show up in your YouTube Studio.
Show tonight's special to the people down the street.
Results vary by business, video and targeting.
